Cabrioles - Francois Rauber

Cacabus Rhapsodie - Peter Kleine Schaars

This rhapsody for solo quintet and band has been composed especially for bands of the honour's division boasting 2 oboes, one cor anglais and 2 bassoons. The classical dance forms played by the quintet dialogue and contrast with the modern styles played by the band. The solo parts can also be played by a saxophone quintet or any wind quintet.

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Caccini's Ave Maria - Caccini

Cachimbo - Harm Evers

Cachucha Galopp - Johann Strauss Sr.

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Cadences - Roger Kugler

Solve balance and intonation issues with these easy-to-use and effective exercises where students learn how to listen. All five cadences (half, deceptive, imperfect authentic, perfect authentic, and plagal) are represented in all twelve major keys and voiced in three parts for all instruments. By changing parts, students learn to listen first to themselves and then, by reassigning parts, they start to hear each other, "opening their ears" to the sounds around them. This allows players to quickly learn the concepts of blend, tone, balance, and intonation. Short enough to use in any rehearsal situation, they are a perfect addition to any warm-up routine. Since every instrument has all three parts, they can be used with full band, sectionals, and small groups of any combination of instruments, making it a perfect all-around rehearsal tool.

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Caderna - D'Arcangelo

Cadets de France, Tambours et Clairons - Pihet

Cadets on Parade - J.J. Richards

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1934.No conductor score is published for this work. The 1st Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.

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Cadets' Cavalcade - Joseph Compello

Cadet's Cavalcade calls to mind a parade with horses. The piece's steady pace and stately tempo set the scene for horses trotting down the path. This accessible march is great for getting young players accustomed to the march form and style. Your students